Published on May 5, 2026
Private markets have long operated under traditional investment models. Leaders in this arena relied on established practices to drive growth and profitability. However, the emergence of artificial intelligence is prompting a reevaluation of these norms.
At the recent Milken Conference, EQT CEO Per Franzen discussed the transformative effects of AI. He argued that firms must scale their operations to remain competitive. Franzen highlighted the importance of building robust AI infrastructure and forming strategic partnerships.
In his address, Franzen pointed to specific investments EQT is making to support this technological shift. He noted that leveraging AI will allow companies to enhance decision-making and efficiency. The future viability of firms, he asserted, rests on their ability to integrate internal expertise with external resources.
The response from industry leaders has been palpable. Many are now focused on scaling their operations to harness AI effectively. As a result, firms that adapt quickly may secure a significant advantage in an increasingly data-driven landscape.
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